Americans Crave Fancy Groceries Rise in U S Food Imports
Government data show over 50 million dollars of so called fancy foods sold in the United States last year. Domestic farmers and fruit growers led a shift toward imported delicacies now found in nearby stores at affordable prices. Lobsters, shrimp, clams, and many spices are widely available. mass buying methods lowered costs and expanded access to exotic items across the country.
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Tribal Apartment House Excavation Reveals Ancient Texas Camp
The Panhandle near Amarillo uncovers a WPA assisted dig revealing a 20 room stone structure with plastered walls and small windows. Remains include hides of bison and deer and bones of horses suggesting hunters inhabited the site under an early ranching era.
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Correction Technique for Receding Chins Described
A dental school program at Temple University describes an operation to correct receding chins. Dr James R Cameron, professor of oral surgery, explains a 65 resection method moving the jaw to align with the upper jaw, then closing the bite.
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Quilt Made From 48 Blocks Binds States Through Signatures
Cleveland reports a quilt of 48 blocks each bearing a woman’s autograph from a different state. Eleanor Stech spent seven years gathering blocks, trading items from bulbs to baby gifts to obtain signatures, including help to secure one from Arizona.
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